The aim of this study is to develop information about the acute and residual effects of a new
product being targeted to young adults. Using a double placebo-controlled 2 X 2 factorial
model study design, we will compare the acute and residual effects on driving impairment of
caffeinated alcohol, non-caffeinated alcohol, caffeinated placebo, and non-caffeinated
placebo. Under the alcohol conditions, participants will receive sufficient alcoholic
beverage to attain a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .12 g%. Participants will be 144
undergraduate and graduate students, and recent college graduates.
Phase:
Phase 1/Phase 2
Details
Lead Sponsor:
Boston University
Collaborators:
Brown University Centers for Disease Control and Prevention University of Michigan